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Lance: To irresponsible political sign placers. Are you one of the people paid by a statewide political committee to stick signs in the ground? If so, go back out and get your signs off the sides of our highways.
Springdale Farms adapts with the changing times
Tom Jarvis takes a group of kindergartners and parents from J.F. Cooper Elementary School in Cherry Hill on a hayride at his Springdale Farm.
Springdale residents may pay less for garbage collection
Residents of Springdale could be paying less for garbage collection next year. Council President Jason Fry said yesterday that rates could be lowered because the borough will use a new hauler that charges less than the current provider.
Glenshaw mother had head for business, heart for pets
As bookkeeper for a Hampton crane company in the early 1990s, Cindy Botinovch got daily visits from a stray, black-and-white cat outside her office.
Springdale council candidates address multiple issues
Springdale council candidates offer differing suggestions for what will be the most pressing issue facing the borough in the next few years.
Stitch by stitch: The nearly lost art of sewing draws interest again
To find a local chapter or group of the American Sewing Guild, visit the Web site at www.asg.org . * The Springdale Free Public Library, 331 School St., Springdale, is offering free classes in sewing and other domestic arts running through next year as part of its series, "Skills Your Grandmother Should Have Taught You." Contact the library at ...
Verona man held for trial in head-slam death
A district judge ordered a Verona man Friday to stand trial for the death of his girlfriend's father.
Two companies to pay $3.85M to settle county suit over accidents
Two companies agreed to pay $3.85 million to settle an Allegheny County lawsuit over construction accidents that left one man dead and another injured, attorneys said Thursday.
Roommate charged in Springdale man's death
A Springdale man died early Sunday in an incident in a Verona apartment, and a roommate has been charged, authorities said.
Death of man found in Verona apartment called suspicious
Allegheny County homicide detectives are investigating the suspicious death early yesterday of a Springdale man.
Local municipalities target federal grants to clean up brownfields
The Pittsburgh Riverside Center for Innovation knows how more owners of industrial or commercial sites in the Alle-Kiski Valley can qualify for brownfield environmental assessment money.
Lance: The Regional Asset District Board. Reason No. 4,781 of why we hate the RAD Board -- kowtowing to wealthy communities.
Springdale council reconsiders plans to demolish buildings
Springdale council yesterday trimmed the list of buildings it plans to demolish.
Springdale rennovation project bids may be under budget
Officials say the planned $18.7 million renovation of Springdale Junior-Senior High School has attracted substantial interest from contractors.
Springdale demolition likely to wait until spring
Michael Aubele can be reached via e-mail or at 724-226-4673. The planned demolition of eight buildings scattered throughout the borough probably won't happen until the spring, an Allegheny Valley North Council of Governments official said.
Windfall may go to cover shortfall at Allegheny Valley district
School directors last week hired Joshua J. Weaver as principal at Springdale Jr./Sr. High School.
Security powers up in Alle-Kiski Valley
Contingency plans are in place in case protesters capitalizing on the Group of 20 economic summit find their way to the Alle-Kiski Valley.
Architect sues owner of Pittsburgh Hilton
Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel owner Shubh Hotels LLC and CEO Atul Bisaria have been hit with yet another court action due to unpaid bills.
Brackenridge family honors dad's memory by offering children school supplies
Paul Field Jr.'s proclivity for being a pack rat is helping children get ready for the start of classes at the Highlands School District in Allegheny County.
Brackenridge family honors dad's memory by offering children school supplies
Paul Field Jr.'s proclivity for being a pack rat is helping children get ready for the start of classes at the Highlands School District in Allegheny County.